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TD-3 phone out is a jack 6.35mm, assume it is 1/4 ? so you need a 1/8 to 1/4 adapter.
Are you sure your floor tom cable is plug in the right place ? Maybe your ride stand is touching your floor tom, so when you hit it, the ride is played too ?Roland HD-1
Acoustic standard CB Drums with Paiste PST3 cymbals and hi-hat
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Originally posted by SnareAce View PostI bought a Roland TD-3, but am unable to use it because my Vic Firth Stereo Isolation Headphones do not fit the jack. Anyone know what size adapter I need to buy? I was told 1/4 to 1/8 but the person wasn't sure.
Originally posted by SnareAce View PostI have an Ipod Speaker that worked with my Roland HD-1 using only an aux cable. Why does that not work with the TD3? What cables do I need?
Originally posted by SnareAce View PostAlso, when I hit the floor tom it shows that the ride cymbal is being played as well? Why?? I was told the drums were in good condition so I don't see why that would happen.
You will need to have a LOT more patience than you are currently exhibiting if you are to get the most out of an electronic drumkit. These things take time to learn - do not be afraid to take the time to learn them. And read the manual.
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everything thst flurbs said.
The setting you are looking for to eliminate the ride playing when you hit the took is called crosstalk. check the manual (download it if you don't have it) is an easy setting to tweak.--
West London, UK.
TD-11 module | DTXplorer rack | 3 x tp65 | 12" millenuim mesh head snare | cy-5, pcy65s and pcy150 cymbals | fd8 hh | krigg kick trigger w/ mapex raptor pedal.
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